Paying Your Bill

Your student account information which includes all charges, payments and financial aid can be accessed by logging into PeopleSoft Campus Solutions Student Center.

Tuition and Fees are due within 10 days of the term start
date. If not paid by that date, interest
will be charged on a daily basis. The
interest rate is the prime rate plus 4%.
If your account remains unpaid, you will not be allowed to attend class
or register for future semesters. As
long as your account is past due, you will not have access to academic
transcripts, be able to have academic credits certified, or receive a diploma
at graduation. If you leave the
university with an outstanding balance, it will be referred to a collection
agency and reported to all major credit bureaus.

If a check or e-payment posted to your student account is
returned by the bank because of insufficient funds or a closed account, the
returned payment, along with a $25 returned payment fee will be charged to your
student account. You will receive an
email notice regarding the returned payment.

The preferred method of making payments is electronic
payments from your checking or savings account using the routing number and
bank account number (We do not accept
any debit cards or credit cards online or in our office).

Payments by check should be mailed to: Wake Forest School of Medicine Attention:
Angie Adams, Financial Services Medical Center Blvd Winston Salem, NC 27157(Include your full name, program of study, and class year with your check.)

The preferred method of refunding to our students is direct deposit. Direct Deposits are issued once each week, usually on Friday unless there is a holiday at the end of the week. If the credit balance is on the student account by Tuesday at noon of the week it is received, every attempt is made to get the direct deposit in your bank account by that Friday, but could be as late as the following Friday.

Questions about your bill should be directed to the Office of Student Financial Services by email at studentfinancials@wakehealth.edu or by phone at (336)716-2407. Their fax number is (336)716-6705.

Refund and Return of Financial Aid Funds Policy

Wake Forest School of Medicine has a new refund policy that becomes effective with the 2017-2018 academic year. Students who withdraw from school or fail to complete the period of enrollment prior to the sixth week of the academic term may be entitled to a partial refund of tuition and fees depending on the date of withdrawal. For purposes of this policy, the academic term will start at orientation, or when there is no orientation, with the first day of classes as scheduled for each class year of an educational program. Refer to the table below for applicable percentage of refund of tuition and fees.

Optional Tuition Insurance

Wake Forest School of Medicine has arranged to offer the Tuition Refund Plan to students and parents who may wish to minimize the risk of a financial loss in the event of a serious illness or accident. This is an elective tuition insurance program, made available through A.W.G. DEWAR, Inc. which provides coverage to minimize the loss of a semester’s tuition and required fees.

If you wish to participate in the plan, you must submit your application online by the first day of classes for your program. Please contact DEWAR directly at (617) 774-1555 if you have any questions regarding the Tuition Refund Plan.

Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and SHOULD NOT be relied upon as a substitute for sound professional medical advice, evaluation or care from your physician or other qualified health care provider.